Sports Injury Rehab
A multi-faceted approach to athletic rehabilitation.
Colin Solomon provides an Injury Rehab Clinic the Aesthetic Medispa. He provides a comprehensive range of services emphasizing the treatment and rehabilitation of clients. Colin caters to the general public, elderly, and athletes, both at a recreational and professional level.
ESWT
ESWT is an advanced treatment that uses acoustic shockwaves to break up soft tissue calcifications, enhance collagen synthesis, release growth factors, and stimulate your body’s healing process to improve pain and help you stay active.
This therapy enhances blood circulation and accelerates the healing of stubborn musculoskeletal conditions in bones, tendons, ligaments, and muscle.
Depending on the injury, patients can avoid invasive treatments such as steroid injections or surgery. ESWT requires no incisions or downtime. Most patients see long-term results after only three treatments, which take about 15 minutes each
Acupuncture
Given the potential benefits, acupuncture treatment may help accelerate the return to rehabilitation and training for athletes. With pain modulating and inflammatory reduction effects the athlete is then better placed to begin loading their body and the injury safely. An example is trigger point release.
Acupuncture in rehab – acute intervention. Given the potential benefits, acupuncture treatment may help accelerate the return to rehabilitation and training for athletes.
Sports massage
Sports massage is recommended for individuals who experience a consistent pain disorder, or maybe heavy involved in physical activity such as regular exercising, can also beneficial for individuals that may have sustained a physical injury, or maybe you’re just looking for a vigorous workout on your muscles.
Treatment can often help reduce strains, knots and nodule’s that can build up in muscles groups, usually due to poor posture and/or over exertion during exercise which can also undoubtedly restrict the range and movement of joints and limbs if not corrected. Regular sports massage treatments can often help prevent injuries occurring in the first place.
Psoas / hip flexor treatment
The psoas is one of the biggest and strongest muscles, located within a group of muscles, called the hip flexors. A deep-seated core muscle, the psoas connects the lumbar vertebrae (lower spine) to the femur (thigh bone). This grouping of hip flexors contracts to pull the thigh and the torso toward each other. The psoas affects posture and helps stabilize the spine. If it is out of balance, it can contribute to pelvic and low back pain. Colin speaclises in treating psoas and hip flexor issues using a combination approach of therapies.
